I am afraid it is nearly impossible to tell the age of your toy. in 1956 I was 9 yrs old and for my birthday dad gave me a brand new craftsman scrollsaw. My uncle worked in the cabinet shop at our local lumber yard so once a week I made a cross town trek of about a mile to the lumber yard with may little red wagon and got a huge stack of scrap cabinet grade plywood from their waste bin. They were all small pieces under 18" square, but when all was said and done I would probably have the equivalent of 3 full sheets of plywood on each load. I would then sit down for hours every night cutting out all varieties of household knicknac shelves, desk trays, jewelry trees, wood toys and lawn and garden ornaments. Some of the projects I finished and gave to people as gifts but mostly I would make the projects up in kits, which I placed in plastic bags and sold to the local cub scout and brownie leaders to have projects for their meetings. Not having a copy machine at my disposal I made a "hectograph", which is simply a baking pan of knox gelatin and glycerin. once the gelatin is set you can draw or write out your design using and indelible pencil and press it on the surface of the gelatin for a few hours. (all the writing must be done in reverse). You then lay a piece of typing paper on the gelatin and wipe it with a cloth to make sure the paper is in full contact with the gelatin and in moments you can lift the paper off to find a mimeograph type copy on the paper. Once you have made a sufficient number of copies you warm the pan in the oven for a few minutes to melt the gelatin and the image is erased. You then chill the gelatin and start over with a new image. I remember that as a kid I was getting the outrageous price of $1.50 for one of those animated lawn ornaments in kit form and $2.75 for a completed one. Here it is 52 years later and I still have a scrollsaw and i still spend many a leisure hour cutting those things out and assembling them.

Sapphires- I found these but not sure if they are what you had in mind. Judy more clipart

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Here's the original post from kwoods on the movie forum as to how to post pictures : ***** You can search google images for an image you want to post, then go to "see full size image", copy the image location then write this little piece of code including the copied image location (take the spaces out before and after the . Oh and images should probably be smallish, say smaller than 300 x 300. It tells you how big they are in the google images search results. Maybe this is too tech-ie? We could always just do quotes. Let me know if you need any help or if my directions are unclear. **** Basically, copy the code above (the ) into your post and remove the spaces before and after the things. Copy and paste the picture address in between the quotation marks. Hit the "preview message" button and if it shows up ...... VOILA! Now, how do you get the image URL? Find a picture on the Internet you like. Right click on said picture. Go down to "copy image location" in the options presented. You've now copied the URL that the code needs. To paste it, just hit CTRL-V. And Mr. Spock was NEVER devoured by a Slime-maiden. That was Capt. Kirk. (And it was translated into Ferengi and NOT Klingon.) ;-)